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Krishna Tiagarajan, Seattle Symphony’s new president and CEO
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Seattle Symphony names Krishna Thiagarajan president and CEO

The Seattle Symphony board has selected Krishna Thiagarajan, currently chief executive of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, as its new president and CEO.

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Krishna Tiagarajan, Seattle Symphony’s new president and CEO

Seattle Symphony names Krishna Thiagarajan president and CEO

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